Freeride in Krasnaya Polyana

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Step 1: Fill out a request on the website or with an operator. We'll send you a voucher via email. To reserve a spot in the group for specific dates, you'll need to pay 20% of the tour cost.
Step 2: The remaining balance will be due the day before classes begin. This can be done at the school office or in person with an instructor. We'll call you the day before to remind you about payment.

THE PRICE INCLUDES FREERIDE SCHOOLS AND FREERIDE WEEKENDS.
INCLUDES:
— Guide services
— Video recording of rides to record mistakes and progress (1-2 times during training)
— Daily theoretical lectures

NOT INCLUDED
— Flight to the training location from your city
— Transfer from and to the airport (1500₽)
— Accommodation in the hotel of your choice (prices for 5 days start from 20,000₽)
— Ski pass for lifts (from 17,500₽)
— Special freeride insurance
— Equipment rental
— Meals

You can rent almost all of our equipment. This includes:
- Alpine skis or snowboard
- Ski or snowboard boots
- Protective gear: helmet and goggles, full protection (optional)
- Avalanche gear (probe, transceiver, shovel)

To stay comfortable and warm, be sure to bring appropriate clothing. You'll need the following items: membrane pants and jacket, fleece jacket, insulated thermal underwear, gloves/mittens (be sure to pack an extra pair!), hat and balaclava, and socks (more than one pair ;-))

A SKIPASS is required for participation in any freeride program. It can be purchased on the day of skiing at the ticket office of the resort where the program is held!

Cost of a one-day freeride with a guide:

• Group 4-5 people - 7,500 RUR per participant
• Group of 3 people - 9,000 RUR per participant
• Group 2 people RUB 13,000 per participant
• Individually 24,000₽ per participant

One-day freeride with a guide: program duration from 10:00 to 15:00, with a lunch break from 12:00 to 13:00.

Five-day freeride school:

Day one: Meet and greet your guides. They'll explain the curriculum and check your gear. We'll then take a test run to determine each participant's level and assign them to groups. Lunch break, followed by warm-ups and practice in the assigned groups.

We'll begin the second day with avalanche safety training. Guides will conduct avalanche equipment training. Then it's time for practice: we'll practice on-piste exercises and off-piste skiing, correcting mistakes that have become habitual.

The third day will be dedicated to off-piste skiing practice in specific conditions (forest, drops, etc.). Guides will select a route appropriate for each group's skill level. In the evening, there will be another avalanche safety lecture.

Day four: We'll practice and master even more freeriding nuances. We'll learn, both theoretically and practically, how to choose a descent line and work the terrain. Your runs will be filmed so we can clearly analyze any mistakes.

The fifth day is the final one. They continue to practice their newly acquired freeriding skills. In the evening, there's a final meeting, a shared moment of excitement, and the presentation of certificates.

Groups are divided not only by snowboarding or skiing, but also by skill level. During a test ride, guides assess each participant's skill level and form groups. You can assess your level in advance and predict what skills you'll master during your training:

Level 0 (on-piste lessons) is for those who don't yet know how to ski. During the course, you'll master all the basic skills: basic stance, linking turns, and, of course, stopping. This group serves as a preparatory stage before the introductory freeride course.

Level 1 (beginner freeriders) – you feel confident on the slopes and can control your descent on any piste. This level includes both practicing piste skiing techniques and mastering basic freeriding skills. The school program also includes an avalanche safety course.

Level 2 (intermediate freeriders) is for those who have already skied off-piste but are still feeling unsure. Guides will help you overcome your fears and correct technical errors, teaching you the nuances of terrain manipulation and choosing a descent line.

Level 3 (expert freeriders) is for those who have gained a lot of experience off-piste and feel confident. There's always room for improvement: we'll teach you how to ski complex lines, cut through forests, challenging snow, and very steep slopes. You'll also practice jumps on natural terrain.

We want to make sports accessible, so we're always happy to offer special rates to groups. Just contact our operators, and we'll be sure to find the best deal!

Freeride insurance is mandatory for participation. The insured amount is $40,000.

A policy from Savitar Group is the optimal choice. It covers medical care for any injury in the event of an unforeseen circumstance. This includes not only a doctor's examination and diagnostic procedures (X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, etc.), but also comprehensive treatment, including inpatient care in extreme cases, and even surgery if necessary. The policy also covers dental services, extended hotel stays, and return tickets in the event of a forced postponement.